Plans to develop a ‘live fire’ training facility in the Island are progressing well.
Approval’s been granted to locate the service – used to stimulate real-life emergencies - at the back of the Energy from Waste Plant.
Home Affairs Minister Juan Watterson will seek approval for £607,000 to be spent on the project in Tynwald in June.
Resistance group alleges wind farm surveys carried out without correct licences
Manx Utilities Authority refutes allegations, says licences have 'been duly obtained'
Chief minister weighs cost of strengthening Isle of Man voice in Westminster
Alfred Cannan cautious on proposal for permanent Manx post following UK Speaker's under-representation comments
Former DoI Minister standing for re-election to Peel Commissioners
Ray Harmer wants to see improvements to children's play areas and Marine Parade
Election candidate for Ramsey wants more support for local businesses
Andi Nolan says she would want residents to 'feel heard' if she was elected
Eggs thrown at homes in Ramsey
Police say such incidents cause misery and have lasting impacts
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